Archery – Page 2

The bullseye color on an archery target may depend on the type of target you are using. This is what the colors on the target mean, however, depending on the type of archery you shoot and the type of bow you use, the target you end up with may vary. The bull, or bullseye, of an archery target is yellow. The rings adjacent to the bullseye are red. The next series of rings are blue. The next series of rings are black. The outermost series of rings are white. The color order, from inner to outer, is: yellow, blue, red, black, and white. An archery target must be colored according to the distance between it and the competing archers. The distance between the size of the Olympic archery target and the archers needs to be adjusted; if the target is less than 1.22 meters in diameter. The size of an Olympic archery target is much larger than other targets used in other international archery competitions. An Overview of How Archery Competitions Work Remember that competing archers focus on the golden ring in the center of the target; which looks very small at a distance of 70 meters. For indoor archery, all archers will shoot targets at 18 meters and all targets used will consist of white, black, blue, red and gold rings. If you are participating in outdoor archery, archers armed with a recurve bow will shoot at a target from a distance of 70 meters. Curved athletes shoot at targets at a distance of 70 meters, while combined athletes shoot at targets at a distance of 50 meters. Athletes shoot at bright and colored targets from the same distance. In field archery, archers shoot stationary circular targets of various sizes placed at various distances, heights, and angles around the natural trajectory of the terrain. Field archery has targets that are usually unknown at a distance over uneven terrain, including wooded areas. Different organizations shoot at different targets, the most common of which are indoor, field and hunting targets. According to World Archery, the global governing body, archery is divided into three main divisions: target, indoor and field. Unique archery is an Olympic sport practiced in more than 140 countries around the world. You can compete with a variety of archery equipment including longbow, no bow, compound bow and olympic recurve bow. Give students and athletes the opportunity to shoot archery safely using a variety of targets. How Archery Fields Are Laid Out The archery competition is divided into two ends where the archer can shoot 3 or 6 arrows. In individual competitions, the winner is determined by the shooter who shoots the closest to the target. In a certain situation, the athlete whose arrow stops closest to the center of the target wins. The closer the arrow is to the center of the target, the more points you get. The maximum score for an arrow is 10 points for hitting the inner golden ring, and the minimum score for hitting the outer white ring is 1 point. The targets are red, blue, black, white, and yellow, with an inner ring of 10 and an outer ring of 1. In international competitions, goals consist only of red, blue and yellow rings arranged vertically in groups of three. Interestingly, compound archers only target blue, red, and gold rings. FITA (World Archery) targets have yellow/gold targets, while MMA and NFAA targets have white targets respectively. As long as the World Archery Federation is the governing body, the color of the bullseye will be yellow/gold. The goal of target archery is simple: the archer must hit a target consisting of five colored circles. The Positioning of the Archers Archers shoot up to 90 meters, although the standard competition distances are 70 meters (for recurve) and 50 meters (for compound), usually at this archery target. In arc shooting, archers shoot at a distance of 70 meters at a target with a diameter of 122 cm with an innermost 10-pointed ring with a diameter of 12.2 cm. The target has a diameter of 80 cm and the innermost ring with 10 points has a diameter of 8 cm. The curved lens has a diameter of 122 cm with a 10 x 12.2 cm ring. Target archery uses a traditional five-color target and 10 rings measuring 40 cm, 80 cm and 122 cm. Archers without a bow shoot at targets located at a distance of 50 meters , with a target surface with a diameter of 122 cm. For example, in other international competitions, a target with a diameter of 40 cm or 60 cm is placed at a distance of 18 m from the shooter. Each round consists of a certain number of arrows fired from a given distance at specified targets. The target type, based on the imperial measurement system used by Archery GB (UK), has five zones instead of ten, with a slightly different scoring system, but for simplicity we will focus on the traditional metric target only. The Current State of Competitive Archery Archery tests a shooter's skills in distance estimation, uphill and downhill shooting in various lighting conditions. Target archery is the most famous form of modern archery and is used in Olympic, Paralympic and medley competitions, World Games and many major international events. Archery has clubs in more than 150 countries, making it one of the fastest growing international sporting events. Archery has been around for nearly 10,000 years, with bows and arrows being used by early humans in hunting and warfare before becoming a competitive sport in medieval England. Whether you're a beginner or an archery pro, everyone wants to be the center of attention when target shooting or competitive archery. If you're completely new to target archery or want to try competitive archery, you may still be missing out on why the bull's-eye is so important or how competition scoring works. Indoor archery is a form of target archery in which archers shoot fixed circular targets for short distances (usually 18 meters) inside a building. The notable exceptions are the ASA and IBO 3D foam animal targets; the color of the areas with the highest score does not differ in color from the rest of the animal.